Description

Some of you may be familiar with what a Wabash Stripe is, and some may not. But if you’ve been with us for a while, you’ve definitely come across the technique behind it.

The Wabash Stripe is a discharge print, most commonly found on indigo-dyed fabrics, dating back to the 1850s and made famous by Stifel — one of the most renowned historic workwear manufacturers.

Wythe’s new iteration brings a fresh perspective to this classic. The brand developed its own discharge-printed moleskin, but unlike typical moleskin, this one is harder-wearing, with almost no nap on the surface, much closer to old French workwear moleskin fabrics. The dotted stripe pattern is finer and narrower than traditional Wabash, giving it a subtle salt-and-pepper appearance.

The Ranch Jacket is one of our favorite designs. Drawing inspiration from several denim jackets in Wythe’s westernwear archives, it’s cut to sit at the high hip with a slight crop—not overly short—and features an athletic-leaning fit rather than a slim one. Treat it the same way you would your favorite denim trucker jacket.

Details

• Shorter length designed to sit at the high hip
• Snap cuffs
• Snap front with bar-tacked forward pleats
• Two hand pockets in Wythe’s signature curved shape
• Custom aged steer-head snaps
• Custom raw copper rivets
• Fabric sourced from Japan
• Made in Taiwan in a WRAP Gold certified facility
• Machine wash cold; hang dry or tumble dry low